A eulogy for Measure S
From the April issue: In the run-up to the March 7 vote, the “Yes on S” billboards towered over Los Angeles communities like the mega-developments the ballot initiative targeted. But ultimately, that outsized campaign...
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What neighborhoods supported Measure S?
Turns out, none of them did. Measure S, the controversial anti-development ballot initiative that would’ve suspended any project seeking a zoning variance, was defeated by a landslide last Tuesday. Despite anxiety among its opponents...
LA developers still cautious, despite Measure S defeat
The party seems to be winding down for those who fought Measure S, the anti-development initiative voters swiftly rejected...
Not a “ploy”: Garcetti bans off-record chats between developers and planning commissioners
Measure S may have been soundly defeated on Tuesday, but a directive signed by Mayor Eric Garcetti on Thursday morning addresses some of the key issues raised...
Why did Measure S fizzle at the polls?
Less than a third of Los Angeles voters cast their ballots in favor of Measure S in Tuesday’s election — a thunderous defeat for the little anti-development initiative that grew into a citywide movement....
“SHEBANG”: Voters shoot down Measure S
Updated, March 8, 2016, 1:00 p.m.: The results are in, and developers and housing advocates are clinking glasses. Angelenos voted on...
Measure S watch: Just how much clout do community groups have?
While they have no direct voting authority, L.A.’s neighborhood councils have become a powerful force in local elections, mobilizing...
Here’s what’s at stake for real estate on the March 7 ballot
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti won’t be the only one fighting for his seat tomorrow. A number of real...
Biggest Measure S spenders, AHF and Crescent Heights, happen to be locked in legal battle
Voters will cast their ballots next week, deciding on the future of Measure S and ultimately, the future of...
If City Council candidates are any indication, Measure S will be a close call
If the public stances of L.A. City Council candidates are anything to go by, it looks like the Measure...
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